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  • A true Balinese jungle experience, this hotel has the great advantage of being set on the beach too - the best of both worlds

Description

Discover the other side of Bali at The Menjangan, set amidst 382 hectares of beautiful forest and mangrove on the edge of a stunning reef in an undiscovered corner of this beautiful Indonesian island.

The Menjangan offers a choice of luxurious accommodation, from the Deluxe Rooms in the Monsoon Lodge amidst the lush jungle, to the secluded and elegant Beach Villas at the water’s edge. The Beach Villas are nestled in the protected mangroves and each bedroom opens on to a private terrace with sea views across the bay. Wake up to the sun rising straight ahead of you, the coral reef shallows just beneath you and the dense mangroves all around. Lounge on your private terrace for the day or lower yourself into the turquoise shallows and snorkel the reef. For families or larger groups, the Menjangan Residence is a vast 3 bedroom villa with its own private pool and magnificent panoramic sea views.

Aside from the delicious in-room dining, the Menjangan houses two restaurants, the Bali Tower, serving Mediterranean and Indonesian cuisine and the Pantai Restaurant down on Sentigi beach that specialises in fresh, local seafood. For a really special dining experience, let the talented team arrange a private, candle-lit barbecue on the beach.

The resort offers plenty of activities for both adults and children, from kayaking through the secret mangrove maze, diving or snorkelling on one of the most beautiful coral reefs in Bali or venturing through the forest on horseback, there is an activity for everyone. The Menjangan also houses the Mangrove Spa, offering a wide selection of treatments influenced by Balinese healing rituals, using natural products. Spoil yourself with an indulgent massage overlooking the mangroves, the only distraction being the sound of the waves and the breeze from Bajul Bay.

Guide price £1,822 per person

£1,822 Per person for 7 nights, based on two people sharing a Beach Villa on a bed & breakfast basis including international flights and private transfers.

Accommodation

The Menjangan has 12 Deluxe Bedrooms and 2 Suites in the serene Monsoon Lodge and these rooms are set round an idyllic swimming pool and jacuzzi and have wooden floors, traditional grass roofs and natural stone bathrooms. The 9 romantic Beach Front Villas are modern, minimalist and sleek and are set just steps from the ocean. They have expansive decks, plenty of privacy and sumptuous outdoor baths. The 3-bedroom Menjangan Residence offers stunning panoramic sea views from every room and has a spacious kitchen and living room which open out onto a large outdoor area, perfect for al fresco dining. The expansive private pool is perched at the edge of the cliff for yet more unbeatable views.

Childcare

Manjangan is a wonderful place for children as there is so much to do from exploring the rock pools on the beach to glass bottom boats, snorkelling and kayaking. Double kayaks are available (so they can be accompanied by an adult) as are children's wetsuits and snorkelling gear. Kids will also love the day time and night time safaris where they can view the wildlife from the roof of one of the resort's jungle trucks. Children's menus are available and babysitting can also be arranged.

Facilities

Dining options at Menjangan include the Bali Tower restaurant which towers above the treeline, serving delicious Mediterranean and Indonesian cuisine with a view. Built out over the water, the Pantai restaurant at Sengiti Beach specialises in barbecues using delicious fresh, local seafood. The hotel's spa offers fabulous traditional Balinese massage in the spa area or in the privacy of your own room and there is also a library, watersports centre and dive school.

Activities

Activities you can enjoy while staying at The Manjangan include indulging yourself at the Mangrove Spa, horse riding, diving, snorkelling, trekking, cycling trips, kayaking, fishing and cooking classes

When to travel

Straddling the equator, Indonesia tends to have a fairly even climate year-round. Rather than four seasons, Indonesia has two – dry (between May to September) and wet (between October to April) – and there are no extremes of temperature between winter and summer. In most parts of Indonesia, the wet season falls between October and April and the dry season between May and September. December and January see Bali at its most humid and rain tends to come in sudden tropical downpours, but it can also rain for more prolonged periods.

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Location and directions

West Bali, Indonesia

The Menjangan is a peaceful retreat located in the heart of the Bali Barat National Park on the stunning north west coast of Bali.

How to get there

17-hour international flight with one change. The Menjangan is 3.5-hours from Denpasar airport.



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